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Zoo
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rock, j-pop, alternative rock, spanish, hard rock
There are more than one artist with this name:
1) A pop-rock band from northern Norway who achieved national success during the 80’s, particulary with their singles “Vent, Ikkje Legg På” (Wait, don’t hang up) and “Evig Ung” (Forever young). Frontman and songwriter Ketil Stokkan later represented Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest twice.
2) A Spanish alternative rock band and “Música del descontento”, published in 2005, was their first release. They come from a hardcore background in Nuevenoventaicinco.
3) A 60’s greek garage pop group.
4) A 60’s California Based Group: California-based Zoo managed to produce only a single album during their short career.
Formed in 1968 by Murphy ‘Chocolate Moose’ Carfagna, the band also featured Mike Flicker on drums and Howard Leese on lead guitar both of whom went on to join Heart, Leese as guitarist and Flicker as the band’s producer.
Chocolate Moose was released in 1968 on Ed Cobb’s Sunburst label (Sunburst 7500) and is far more than just a rock album. Its strong punk and psychedelic tendencies, coupled with a smattering of R’n’B, propel the album with an energetic vitality that is underpinned by Leese’s searing guitar.
The album, rare at the time, has now become a major collectors item.
5) An Indonesian indie mathematical rock band. Their latest release, Kebun Binatang, was distributed through the local netlabel Yes No Wave Music in 2007.
1) A pop-rock band from northern Norway who achieved national success during the 80’s, particulary with their singles “Vent, Ikkje Legg På” (Wait, don’t hang up) and “Evig Ung” (Forever young). Frontman and songwriter Ketil Stokkan later represented Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest twice.
2) A Spanish alternative rock band and “Música del descontento”, published in 2005, was their first release. They come from a hardcore background in Nuevenoventaicinco.
3) A 60’s greek garage pop group.
4) A 60’s California Based Group: California-based Zoo managed to produce only a single album during their short career.
Formed in 1968 by Murphy ‘Chocolate Moose’ Carfagna, the band also featured Mike Flicker on drums and Howard Leese on lead guitar both of whom went on to join Heart, Leese as guitarist and Flicker as the band’s producer.
Chocolate Moose was released in 1968 on Ed Cobb’s Sunburst label (Sunburst 7500) and is far more than just a rock album. Its strong punk and psychedelic tendencies, coupled with a smattering of R’n’B, propel the album with an energetic vitality that is underpinned by Leese’s searing guitar.
The album, rare at the time, has now become a major collectors item.
5) An Indonesian indie mathematical rock band. Their latest release, Kebun Binatang, was distributed through the local netlabel Yes No Wave Music in 2007.
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wujasJedrek wrote:
and we've got our post-grunge ZOO in Poland http://www.zoo-art.pl/#
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katzk wrote:
There's also a Korean rock-band called Zoo. :] http://youtube.com/watch?v=DPQxG4dUZoI
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Eirew wrote:
los españoles molan! =)
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donquijote82 wrote:
Zoo was also an italian band, now three of them are in Mercanti di Liquore
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Suicyco554 wrote:
Estoy escuchando por primera vez a los españoles y joder, son buenos
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Rasky-Goblin wrote:
nuevenoventaicinco =)
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darthdaniels wrote:
La mala hierba está creciendo en todas partes... I listen the spanish band too. :D
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daniouyea wrote:
It seems to be listened more the spanish band.
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AuroraMusic wrote:
Zoo was also a band formed by Billy Thorpe and Mick Fleetwood in the early 1990's.
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vr2 wrote:
We have ZOO band also in Czech republic! (but this Czech ZOO is't on last.fm)
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don_gonzalo wrote:
I listen to the spanish band Zoo, not this one :O
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Ushiroyubi wrote:
Japan's ZOO broke up many years ago.
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SEASONS wrote:
Zoo is also/was also a Japanese band. im not sure if they're still together tho
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evh5150 wrote:
hehe... seems like there is more than one band named Zoo :P
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THORquemada wrote:
de lo mejor en castellano, la canción dónde estáis? es la ostia
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- haixix added Zoo to the lineup of Lagartija Nick at Can Massallera, Sant Boi de Llobregat. May 2008
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